Evils of Outdoor Relief Highlighted at Associated Charities Meeting
The Associated Charities held its annual meeting at Huntington Hall with Robert Treat Paine presiding. The president urged focus on tenement housing and police work to prevent youth crime, while Treasurer Darwin E. Ware reported a year’s income of 15,169.70 against expenses of 15,509.06 and noted a 5000 donation from Mrs. Mary M. McGregor added to reserves. The directors stressed cooperation with city charities and warned against indiscriminate outdoor relief, advocating personal visitation and self reliance.
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Associated Charities
Huntington Hall
Robert Treat Paine
Darwin E. Ware
Mary M. McGregor
Boston
Mary M
J. W
Rooks Fund
Catherine C. Humphreys
General Secreee
Eee
Dorchester
Treas- Usols
F. R
Aeeer
Seceseveseseees
William P. Fowler
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ielief
New York City
Neo Conference
Board of Health
Fowler
G. Brooks
Rue Charity
Charity
Thomas F. Ring
Frederick B. Allen
England
America
Edward Osborne
E. E. Hale
George A. Goddard
Zilpha D. Smith
James ‘I’. Fields
Charles P. Putnam
Thomas Doane
Robert T. Swan
Burglars Active in Belmont and East Boston
Yesterday police reports detail a burglary spree near Boston on Wednesday night. Edwin F. Atkins's Belmont home on Concord street was entered through a laundry window. $5000 in silverware and jewelry were stolen before the family awoke. Mrs. M. J. Kimball’s West Dedham street house was robbed of a French clock and jewelry. The St. Charles Market lost cheese and butter. much property recovered. J Sanford of East Boston was attacked near his Bennington street home and robbed of $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edwin F. Atkins
Concord Street
Belmont
M. J. Kimball
Dedham Street
St. Charles
Beach
Lincoln Streets
J. Sanford
Bennington Street
Check Not Cashed In Boston Clothing Sale
Frederick Alperts a clothing dealer at No 290 Hanover street reported a fake $40 check yesterday. The check signed Daniel Dow read Any bank in the city of Boston pay to the order of Frederic Alperts the sum of forty dollars. He sought cash at several Boston banks but none would honor it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Alperts
No. 290
Hanover Street
Daniel Dow
Cit
Boston
Frederic Alperts
Alperts
Winter Excursion to the Pacific by Raymond & Whitcomb
Raymond & Whitcomb announce winter trips from Boston to California with vestibuled trains and palace dining cars. Returning tickets valid until July 1889. options include five return routes and visits to Monterey San Francisco San Diego Santa Barbara and other coast resorts. Two Mexico California excursions depart Jan 14 and Feb 11 with further Washington, D. C. trips Jan 18 and Feb 16. descriptive circulars available from W Raymond at 296 Washington Street.
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Raymond & Whitcomb
California
Boston
Rock Island
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Raymond
East Pasadena
Hotel del Monte
Monterey
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Hotel del Coronado
San Diego
Hotel Rafael
San Rafael
Napa Soda Springs
Santa Cruz
Arlington
Santa Barbara
Long Beach Hotel
Pacific Coast
Mexico
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Washington, D. C
Common Council Deliberates On Reservoir Lot Sale And Budget Measures
The Boston Common Council met in regular session to discuss the reservoir lot sale to the State, with Keenan opposing the $160,000 price as below assessed value and alleging a land interest by Charles H. Allen. The order passed 44 to 8 after debate. other items included halting Saturday half-holidays until Jan 6 1888, a bridge project on Boston street, and transfers of funds between departments plus library delivery and reading room provisions.
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Allen
Frank Morison
Algonquin Club
Keenan
Charles H. Allen
Horace G. Allen
Yeas
Bagley
Fanning
Fraser
Hoar
Mahoney
Norris
Ainst
Peters
Carroll
Maccabe
Ward 12
Boston Street
Boston
New York & New England Railroad
G Powers
Roxbury High School
Ward 23
Committee On
Police Department
Sewer Department
Committee On Public Library
Allston
Market Street
Western Avenue
North
Brighton
Hotels Tour of Society Events At Young's Dinner
Chauncy Hall School Thayer Association met at Young's with 24 members including Thomas Cushing and E. E. Leland. Officers named: President M. Prescott Clough, vice president Frank N. Mudge, secretary treasurer William H. Ordway. Also noted are the Rev. D. Butler golden wedding at Young's and numerous social gatherings at Thorndike Crawford House and other hotels with prominent guests and toasts.
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Thayer Association of Chauncy Hall School
Young’s
Thomas Cushing
E. E. Leland
A. H. Leland
John §. Alley
F. N. Mudge
E. B. Hagar
E. H. Burdett
C. Converse
Reuben Rice
W. H. Ordway
C. A. Jones
Francis Todd
C.J. Bishop, Jr
Samuel K. Bailey
C. H. French
W. C. Chapman
M. B. Parker
Myles Standish
C. W. Porter
W. J. Luke
Edward E. Johnson
W. F. Gregory
G. M. Joy
Glidden W. Joy
M. Prescott Clough
Frank N. Mudge
William H. Ordway
C. C. Converse
Williams
G. W. Pierce
Charles W. Porter
W.S. Whitney
Francis Toad
F. Kx. M. Jones
Wells
Thomas K. Ticknor
D. Butler
Young
Butler
Ing. Massachusetts Bible iSociety
Harris
Yale Theological Seminary
B. G. Northrup
Connecticut
John S. Butler
Hartford
Judge Sterling
Northampton
Strong
American Board of Boston
American Legion of Honor Club
Thorndike
David B. Kimball
Salem
Boston Fusiliers
Crawford House
Parker
Kappa Chapter
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Tufts College
Youn ’S
W. Cate
FF. T. Farnsworth
W. H. Ryder
D.D
F. T. Wells
Carl C. Plein
Brown University
Messrs. Hathaway and Pattee
George H Hero
A. Hathaway
W. Newton
Wade Keyes
O. K. Hollister
W. A. Pearson
I. T. Farnsworth
Carl C. Plehn
Brown
J. C. Edge
New Haven
Conn
W. W. Van_Vorhies
New York
E. L. Osgood
Hopedale
Draper
Bristow Draper
Victoria
Josiah H. Drummond
Portland
Parker House
Eccleston
Webb
Waterville
Elias Millken
Augusta
Moritz Rosenthal
Fritz Kreissler
Music Hall
Tremont House
James Pyle
M. Wheelock
Uxbridge
J. Drew-Gay
London
Adams House
E. C. Sprague
Buffalo
Benjamin Atha
Iron
Newark
N.jd
Revere House
Lowenthal
J. Newburger
Dallas
Tex
Isaac Bassett
United States Senate
Washington
Charles D. Stickney
New Bedford
Alexander H. Rice
Brunswick
Charles Franklyn
John Sickel
Henri Haukahl
Berlin
James C. Brooks
Philadelphia
J. W. Churchill
Andover
W. W. Durant
George H. Martin
Block
Halifax
B. Freeman
Yar
K. Gray
Owen and Wife
Annapolis
N.S
Samuel Hatch & Co Sells Tyler Street House at 5530
Samuel Hatch and Co sold yesterday brick dwelling No 85 Tyler street for 5530 dollars and paid 1888 taxes to Mr Blatchford.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Tyler Street
Real Estate Transactions on Faneuil Square and Nearby
A busy week of property deals across Boston with major sale of the Beal property on Faneuil Hall square changing hands to P W Hewins for about 115000, mortgage 90000, and other transfers including the Imperial Café at Tremont street and numerous houses on Washington, Commonwealth, and Beacon streets. Large mortgages noted for multiple parcels, with valuations and lot sizes listed.
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Faneuil Hall Square
Change Avenue
James H. Beal
P. W. Hewin
Tremont Street
Imperial Café
Sarah C. M. Lovering
Boston Bicycle Club
Warren Sherburne
A. ©. Hutchinson
Te Provident Institution
George Wheat and, Jr
Commonwealth Avenue
L. C. Spitzer
Charles E. Vaughan
W. M. Vaugan
Washington Street
Annie B. Henshaw
Beacon Street
Lucy B. Stone
Michael Dyer, Jr
J. B. Kendall
West Chester Park
George H. Champlin
Bourne
Warren
C. A. Cotting
William Sealy
Byron Street
James H. Wall
H. P. Whitcomb
Beach Street
Mary M. Adams
Davi G. Haskins, Jr
Isabella Street
Jacob Berwin
D. Flynn
Salem and
Tileston Streets
Grenville D. Braman
River Place
R. M. Davies
Underhill
G. P. Page
Appleton Street
Palmer
J. Berwin
Norwich
Betsey D. Paine
Cortes Street
F. H. Tolman
Bridget M. Cann
M. E. Doyle
Harvard Street
Hudson Street
James J. Wall
Tod. G. Wanes
Harrison Avenue
Ira L. Moore
A. F. Brooks
Batavia Street
Lowell Five Cents Savings Bank
L. A. Broady
Brookline Street
Fayette Street
Pp. T. Connor
John FF. Kelly
Emily W. Cook
Congress
Franklin Streets
Dorchester
Lucy A. Woodman
8. A. Dearborn
Commercial
Everett Streets
W. R. Austin
A. Dyer
Victoria Street
Edward A. Blakeny
B. Walsh
Vaughn Court
David Cummings
G. H. Witt
Stanton Street
Munroe A. Clough
A. E. Carter
Carson Adams Street
Henry 8. Dorr
W W. Lord
Willard O. Ruggles
H. E. White
Neponset Avenue
Roxbury
Robert H. Barham
F. Clasby
Wakulla Street
Ellen A. Moran
M. Driscoll
Terrace Street
George Morrill
L. C. Elson
Fort Avenue
Catharine Portonato
Emma Hall
Chestnut Avenue
Nelson Street
M. Gennaro
North Street
George Northrup
West End Street Railway Company
A. Knowlton
Huntington Avenue
J. F. Harris
Ss. H. Jackson
Centre Street
W McLean
Charles Mole
Pau Gore Street
M. A. Blanchard
W. J. Mulls
Cornwall Street
J. Flynn
W. J. Brooks
Folsom Street
Florence Street
W. Pope
Workingmen's Building Association
Walden Street
L. Mosely
Elm Avenue
Edgwood Street
A.welling
Walk Hill Street
J. F. Sullivan
John Sullivan
Hyde Park Avenue
J. C. Snow
M. and
L. Haskins
Maverick Street
Oston ‘Towboat Company
Border Street
Workingmen’s Building Association
North Walden Street
OC. A. Walhe
John Booth
Lyden Street
Ford Street
W. U. Jackson
L F. Stevens
Arch Street
Franklin Street
O. Rogers
A. Justhein
Bellevue Avenue
West Street
RACING DAY AT BEACON PARK REPORTS
Life and animation filled Beacon Park amid cold as races delighted crowd. Trials of speed by fine horses followed heats while newspaper men practiced for today. Elmo won the unfinished Wednesday race, Lothair Jr captured 2:31 class, and 2:27 class heats drew crowds before darkness paused events.
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Beacon Park
Elmo
Lothair, Jr
Charles Allen
Charles Recovereed
M. Fenton
G. m. Sadie
John Trout
B. G- Chamaplon
F. L. Sturvevant
B. G. Laloy Ooo
Dr. A. Woodward
DIK. G. Rex
N.t.ore
Lowhair, Jr
John Shillingtawy
P. D. Gorma
Kate Douglass
J. O. Gray
Br. m. Virginia Lvans
F. M. Dodge
Br. m
Sto O
Chaffee
Claptive Aeeseaess
J. H. Rowley
Moscow
Sereececeree Seceeed
A. J. Libby
Ccc
Ce Tecien Tvesenenven
A. Johnon
Charles Yapp
F. L. Sturtevant
Lero
J_O. Gray
Bik
Ned Hapitnid
Gy. Banks
Chinese Sailors May Land Under U S Permission
Under orders from Washington, Col lector Saltonstall allowed two Chinese sailors who arrived on the American ship Independence to land. They had been from this port and under U S protection, so Treasury rules indicate they do not fall under the Chinese exclusion bill as they have never legally left the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saltonstall
Ofton
Independence
United States
Treasury
Unitedates
Yellow fever updates report in Jacksonville
Dr. Nea Mitchell, president of the board of health, reports twenty five new yellow fever cases in the 24 hours ending 6 p.m. Three deaths occur: Mamie Green, Dr. F. H. Carver, and a Mr. Oliver. Of the cases, five are white and twenty are colored. Cumulative totals reach four thousand four hundred sixteen cases and three hundred seventy three deaths.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Nea Mitchell
Board of Health
Mamie Green
F. H. Carver
Oliver
Boston Society Meeting and Local Notes
The Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati met at Parker House with Hon. Samuel G. Cobb presiding. Applications for aid were reviewed and a dinner followed. John E. O'Brien, 35, from Tiverton, was found dead from heart disease at lodging house Endicott street. Emil Fischer appears as soloist with the Boston Symphony at a rehearsal and concert. John F. Morrill joins A. Shuman & Co. as assistant superintendent. James Foster of engine 16 is honorably discharged. Hollis Street Theatre marks its third opening anniversary with a large anticipated audience and souvenirs for reserved-seat holders.
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Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Parker House
Samuel G. Cobb
John E. O'Brien
Tiverton
R. L
James Foster
Hollis Street
Rich
Dwight School Association Holds Second Annual Meet and Dinner
The Dwight School Association met at Young's for its second annual gathering with a 6 pm business meeting electing President George B. Ford and officers, followed by a banqueting assembly. Speakers included James A. Page, S. A. Merrill, Charles W. Wilkinson, Rev. James H. Wiggin, Walter S. Parker, and others. music by George S. Parker, George E. Glover, and the Mozart quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight School Association
Young’s
George B. Ford
Samuel A. Merrill
A. S. Harwood
F. Wilkins
F. A. Claflin
Glasier
F. I. Meston
Ford
Dwight
Everett
George T. Craft
New Hamshire
Bela 8. Fiske
Achiel
George S. Parker
George E. Glover
Mozart Quartet
Yale corporation elects Far nam treasurer and Goodell Greek assistant
New Haven Conn November meeting of the Yale corporation elected William W Far nam of New Haven treasurer of the university and Thomas D Goodell PhD of Hartford Hopkins grammar school named assistant professor of Greek.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
William W. Farnam
Thomas D. Goodell
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town Names Networks Abroad
Ga J R Gramling of Gramling Spalding Co and numerous buyers from Baltimore to Cincinnati, Chicago, Dallas and beyond converge for a Baltimore shoemaking trade event. Trade houses including Sanger Bros, Cohen Adler, Green Huffaker, and J W Manier & Son appear among attendees.
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R Gramling
Gramling, Spalding & Co
Baltimore
Mad
F Horner
AF & J W Horner & Co
Ppretzfelder
Pretzfelder, Kline & Buck
Atlanta
C. Pa
Spragins
Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
Binghamton
Golf
Fernandina
Fla
H Precott
Craw
Galveston
Tex
Breath
PJ Willis & Bro
N Callaway
Texas Cooperative Association
Lexington
Bassett
S Bassett & Sons
Louisville
J B Green
Green, Huffaker & Co
Memphis
Tenn
C H Vogel
W V Hill
Hill & Sons
Meridian
Miss
M Rothenberg
Marks, Rothenberg & Co
Wis
F Bears
Bears
Torrey & Co
Dilwaukee
Movile
Ala
M Wollner
Wollner & Lowenstein
Mobile
H Bernstein
Tre
Nashville
J W Carter
Carter, Dunbar & Co
Tenan
Franklin
Nance É Adams
Enn
R Manier
J W Manier & Son
Onwell & Rid
Riddle of
Weil
Herman
Herman Bros
Lindauer & Lo
Por
Lowenburg
Lowenburg B
Pitsburg
Penn
M Laird
Pittsourg
Laird
Laird, Ray & Co
Pittsburg
St Louis
J Baum
J Baum & Co
St Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes, Norman & Co
Qu. x Joseph, Mo
Curley
Tootle, Hosea & Co
Boston Methodist Episcopal bishops begin annual session
The bishops met in Tremont Street Church as the 18 member board, including two missionary bishops in Africa and India, organized a schedule of assignments for Sunday services in city and suburbs. Readings and four year ministerial courses were outlined, with a spring conference setup and world conference presided by Rev John Goodsell. Mallalieu reported favorable progress in Switzerland to Italy, noting rising sympathy from state church leaders.
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E Methodist Episcopal
Thenual
Boston
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Te Episcopal Board
William Taylor
James N. Thoburn
Africa
India
Thomas Bowman
St. Louis
Randolph
Foster
Stephen Merrill
Chicago
Edward G. Andrews
New York City
Henry W. Warren
Denver
Col
Cyrus, D. Foss
Philadelphia
Penn
John $. Hurst
Washington, D. C
William Ninde
Topeka
Kan
John M. Walden
Cincinnati
Willard F. Mallalieu
New Orleans
Charles H. Fowler
San Franciso Cal
China
John H. Vincent
Buffalo
N. Y
James N. Fitzgerald
Minneapolis
Bowman
Tremont Street
Andrews
People’s Church
Errill
Bromfield
Warren
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Foss
Lowell
Hurst
Trinity
Charlestown
German Church
Shawmut Avenue
Ninde
Walnut Street
Jamaica Plain
Walden
Malden
Maple Street
Lynn
Bishop Mallalieu
Monument
City Point
Saratoga Street
East Boston
Vincent
First Church
Temple Street
Mt. Bellingham
Chelsea
Bishop Fitzgerald
Lynn Common
Winthrop Street
Joyce
St. John’s
South Boston
Bishop Jewman
Bishop Goodsell
Newton Centre
Moring
John A Goodsell
Texas
Switzerland
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Bulgaria
Italy
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Comforting Drapery Ends in Pleasant Dreams Ad
The piece notes how a well-made bedstead and bedding from George S. McCrillis & Co. at 64 Washington Street can provide comfort. It highlights down quilts and sofa pillows, feather bedding, hair mattresses made to order with quality guarantees, and the firm’s expertise in fine woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. McCrillis & Co
Washington Street
Curtis case continued in municipal court and theft case set
Curtis J Frederick H Sanger accused of allied embezzlement of 11 50 from Metropolitan Supply Company acting as agent. case continued to Nov 13 for trial. Frank McNally charged with stealing a gold watch gold charm and watch holders from Maggie McBride at 63 Charter Street. not guilty plea entered. case continued one week. Supreme Judicial Court Essex County heard cases including Brown vs South Boston Savings Bank Ford vs United States Mutual Accident Relief Company Tibbetts vs Leeson Dodge vs Boston & Bangor Steamship Fox vs Boston & Maine Railroad McGee et al vs City of Salem Smethurst vs proprietors of church in Barton Square.
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Curtis
Frederick H. Sanger
Metropolitan Supply Company
Frank McNally
Maggie McBride
Charter Street
Supreme Judicial Court
Essex County
B. F. Brown
South Boston Savings Bank
Charles T. Ford
United States Mutual Accident Relief Company
Augusta
Barton Square
Salem
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